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  • briansjacobs
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    Wow, im glad I live in Florida

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  • MonkeyMadness
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    Originally posted by Frog
    This is a good example:
    wow... that's tight!

    and yes the welds suck ballzz

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  • xwill112x
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    nice. i kinda like the idea of a hidden turbo, kinda like the idea of a sexy as fuck hot 2nd girl friend. its cool to think and dream about, and would be badass in reality, but not something realistic.

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  • gone002
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    Originally posted by Frog
    This is a good example:

    those welds suck balls!!!

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  • Frog
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    This is a good example:
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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    ^ But you cannot downgrade an engine, example; 97 s52 in 91 318iS w/ OBD1 conversion.

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  • Dj Buttchug
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    The rule pretty much goes like this:

    If your engine is not the way it was when it left the factory it is considered illegal in cali.

    Exception: most 24v swaps are legal. the rule is you must put an engine in your car that newer than your car. ex. 97 m52 swap into a 1991 chassis...

    Exception 2 : Theres lots of intakes, exhaust ect ect that have legit CARB numbers which are completely legal.

    If you turbo your m20, m42 ect ect there is no way to make it legal. Just because its turbo does not mean it wont pass the sniffer. You can have a clean running turbo car that passes emissions just fine problem is it will not pass visual inspection and will therefore fail smog.

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  • Danny
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    Originally posted by MonkeyMadness
    ^^^^WOW^^^^

    that's really clean! I'm building a turbo set up for my e30 using a 524td manny for that
    stock look, and was think I would like to make it look more "stock" build and that the best set up I've seen..!

    Oh concerning the law... If I was to "sell" the car to my Aunt in Az and she had it turboed then sold it to Me... woould that get around the hole law thing..
    I was also told "by a tuner shop here in Cail" that if you document your build and
    and able to blow clean you can go to a ref and get a dmv slip.. much like a swap as long as you pass under the sert for your cars/motors date? is this true as well???????
    None of that is true.

    "Sell" your car to your aunt in AZ and keep the AZ plates on the car, then you go by her somg laws. If a cop asks, say you're in town for less than 10 days.

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  • MonkeyMadness
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    ^^^^WOW^^^^

    that's really clean! I'm building a turbo set up for my e30 using a 524td manny for that
    stock look, and was think I would like to make it look more "stock" build and that the best set up I've seen..!

    Oh concerning the law... If I was to "sell" the car to my Aunt in Az and she had it turboed then sold it to Me... woould that get around the hole law thing..
    I was also told "by a tuner shop here in Cail" that if you document your build and
    and able to blow clean you can go to a ref and get a dmv slip.. much like a swap as long as you pass under the sert for your cars/motors date? is this true as well???????

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    ^ Clean work. That does look like a heatshield from a lawnmower.

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  • PxTx
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    Here is what a friend did when he moved to Cali.

    Before:


    After:








    Yes, they don't really seem to look for trouble with an old car that most don't even know what kind of enigne configurations were available.

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  • e30shmobberr
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    Originally posted by reelizmpro
    Unless it's CARB certified. I don't think most cops are suspicious of a 20 year old BMW "yuppie" car to begin with unless you make it obvious you're modded. They mostly go after Honda's and such because they tend to have the most illegal mods and engine swaps.
    thats the problem there are not carb certified turbos for e30's, but i still want to do more performance to my engine wither it is an engine swap or turbo

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  • reelizmpro
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    Originally posted by xwill112x
    in cali you can, they can even seize your car.
    Unless it's CARB certified. I don't think most cops are suspicious of a 20 year old BMW "yuppie" car to begin with unless you make it obvious you're modded. They mostly go after Honda's and such because they tend to have the most illegal mods and engine swaps.

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  • bear
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    its like the Thunderbolt movie, Jackie Chan will kick your ass if he finds a turbo.

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  • briansjacobs
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    would love to hear more about this law. It seems wierd to me that most of the big tuners are there in Cali as opposed to hear in Florida where we have no emmission standards and 3 world reknowned race tracks for testing within a few hours of eachother (furthest one being 3 hours from me)

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